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NEW MEXICO HISTORY LATEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED||
What was not an accomplishment of the Civilian Conservation
Corps?
a. They built 795 bridges.
b. They wrote travel brochures.
c. They built 658 dams.
d. They restored historic sites. - ANSWER-b. They wrote travel
brochures.
What was one of the responsibilities of the Farm Security
Administration?
a. The documentation project resulted in photographs of towns
during the Depression.
b. They created planned farming communities such as Bosque
Farms.
c. Both a and b are true.
d. Neither a, nor b is true. - ANSWER-c. Both a and b are true.
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What made the Bursum Bill publicity war successful?
a. Many Native Americans were given employment as farmers.
b. Tribal leaders quickly gave up their lands to government
powers.
c. Nationwide, newspapers printed articles and letters were sent
to senators.
d. Future land claims would be decided by the Supreme Court. -
ANSWER-c. Nationwide, newspapers printed articles and letters
were sent to senators.
John Collier hand many close friends and business relations.
Who, among the following, was Collier not well acquainted with?
a. Stella Atwood
c. Mabel Luhan Dodge
b. Albert Fall
d. Taos tribal leaders - ANSWER-b. Albert Fall
What was the outcome of the Supreme Court case United States
v. Sandoval?
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a. It sparked 9 years of debates over disputed lands in New
Mexico.
b. Indians were thereafter given permission to sell their lands and
retain the profits.
c. Ensured land sales dating back to the early 1800s were legal
and binding.
d. Provided Native Americans with middle-class citizenship. -
ANSWER-a. It sparked 9 years of debates over disputed lands in
New Mexico.
The original Bursum Bill intended to _______________
a. provide tribal leaders with jurisdiction over future land claims.
b. give Native American full control over lands west of the Rio
Grande.
c. allow state governments full control over the distribution of
reservation land.
d. transfer Pueblo land to non-Indian squatters. - ANSWER-d.
transfer Pueblo land to non-Indian squatters.
Why did Collier's friends stimulate publicity about the Bursum Bill?
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a. They believed the bill was fair and equitable.
b. They wanted to join all reservation land together into one
reservation.
c. They were wary of the arguing about public parks and lands.
d. They felt strongly that the bill would ruin the Pueblos. -
ANSWER-d. They felt strongly that the bill would ruin the Pueblos.
The Dawes Severalty Act _____________________
a. gave water rights to the federal government.
b. converted all Indian reservation lands to individual parcels of
land.
c. gave Native Americans the right to vote.
d. converted separate parcels of land to reservation land. -
ANSWER-b. converted all Indian reservation lands to individual
parcels of land.
Why was the united response by the Pueblos significant?
a. It showed that the Pueblos needed to hire an attorney in order
to regain their land.
b. Pueblo peoples had not been united since the Pueblo Revolt.
NEW MEXICO HISTORY LATEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED||
What was not an accomplishment of the Civilian Conservation
Corps?
a. They built 795 bridges.
b. They wrote travel brochures.
c. They built 658 dams.
d. They restored historic sites. - ANSWER-b. They wrote travel
brochures.
What was one of the responsibilities of the Farm Security
Administration?
a. The documentation project resulted in photographs of towns
during the Depression.
b. They created planned farming communities such as Bosque
Farms.
c. Both a and b are true.
d. Neither a, nor b is true. - ANSWER-c. Both a and b are true.
,2|Page
What made the Bursum Bill publicity war successful?
a. Many Native Americans were given employment as farmers.
b. Tribal leaders quickly gave up their lands to government
powers.
c. Nationwide, newspapers printed articles and letters were sent
to senators.
d. Future land claims would be decided by the Supreme Court. -
ANSWER-c. Nationwide, newspapers printed articles and letters
were sent to senators.
John Collier hand many close friends and business relations.
Who, among the following, was Collier not well acquainted with?
a. Stella Atwood
c. Mabel Luhan Dodge
b. Albert Fall
d. Taos tribal leaders - ANSWER-b. Albert Fall
What was the outcome of the Supreme Court case United States
v. Sandoval?
,3|Page
a. It sparked 9 years of debates over disputed lands in New
Mexico.
b. Indians were thereafter given permission to sell their lands and
retain the profits.
c. Ensured land sales dating back to the early 1800s were legal
and binding.
d. Provided Native Americans with middle-class citizenship. -
ANSWER-a. It sparked 9 years of debates over disputed lands in
New Mexico.
The original Bursum Bill intended to _______________
a. provide tribal leaders with jurisdiction over future land claims.
b. give Native American full control over lands west of the Rio
Grande.
c. allow state governments full control over the distribution of
reservation land.
d. transfer Pueblo land to non-Indian squatters. - ANSWER-d.
transfer Pueblo land to non-Indian squatters.
Why did Collier's friends stimulate publicity about the Bursum Bill?
, 4|Page
a. They believed the bill was fair and equitable.
b. They wanted to join all reservation land together into one
reservation.
c. They were wary of the arguing about public parks and lands.
d. They felt strongly that the bill would ruin the Pueblos. -
ANSWER-d. They felt strongly that the bill would ruin the Pueblos.
The Dawes Severalty Act _____________________
a. gave water rights to the federal government.
b. converted all Indian reservation lands to individual parcels of
land.
c. gave Native Americans the right to vote.
d. converted separate parcels of land to reservation land. -
ANSWER-b. converted all Indian reservation lands to individual
parcels of land.
Why was the united response by the Pueblos significant?
a. It showed that the Pueblos needed to hire an attorney in order
to regain their land.
b. Pueblo peoples had not been united since the Pueblo Revolt.
